Friday, June 17, 2016

Sunday, June 12, 2016

We Had Fun!


The 53rd reunion has come and gone.  It looked like everyone had a good time.  Plenty of food and fun.  I'll be posting pictures later today (mine, John McDonald's and Tina Hollingsworth's).  Anyone else who took pictures needs to email them to me (gabel.lynne@yahoo.com) so I can post them also.

I want to thank everyone who came, with an extra big thank you to the set-up and clean-up guys and gals.  Jimmy and I really appreciate all your help.

But right now, I'm taking time to just rest and chill out!


Saturday, June 11, 2016

Who's Coming to the 53rd?





Time for a list of those coming to the 53rd reunion on June 11.  Is your name on the list? Why not? There are a few newcomers this year!

In no particular order:


Lynne Gabel
Jim McGhee
John McDonald
Tina Hollingsworth
Tina Jeneray (we knew her as Chris Shope)
Joan Freeland
Sue Ritchie and Ron Lear
Sam Paone
Nancy Telmosse
Joyce Argue
Harvey Gordon and Jean
Tony Pileggi
Ray Roberts
Carole Bruner
Stew Ackerman
Hank Roach
Denny Johnson
Sandy Granato
Bonnie Mills and Tom Goodnow
Shirley Bolmarcich
Gary O'Hara
Doris Weiler and Dan Kaplan
Howard Johnson
Peggy Tull and Gary Addy
Robin Wright
Don Buehler
Judy Neill
Donna Stricklin
Karen West


Sadly, I received last minute regrets from Judy VonGerichten, Sally Eynon, and Linda Harrison.  But I'm sure they will be with us in spirit.  I'll be posting pictures here so be sure to check back later.


Tuesday, May 10, 2016

RIP Mr. Woll

Joseph A. Woll


Joseph A. Woll

Joseph A. Woll of Chalfont, formerly of Hartsville and Doylestown, passed away Sunday, May 8, 2016 at Doylestown Hospital. He was 84.

He is survived by his wife, Patricia A. (Schnell) Woll, to whom he was married for 62 years.
Born in Philadelphia, he was the son of the late Charles N. and Helen (Kovach) Woll, and was preceded in death by his sisters, Gloria Taylor and Helen Strickland, and brother, Gerard H. Woll.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by his brother, Charles J. Woll; his five children, Joseph A. (Cynthia), Mark E. (Julie), Patricia A. Chesson (Kenneth), Donna M. Gioia and Helen L. Strong; 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Joe was a graduate of LaSalle College and Temple University. He was a teacher and department supervisor of the English Department at Upper Moreland High School, where he also coached baseball and directed plays and musicals. He was a teacher and manager of the Upper Moreland Adult School, Warwick Township Supervisor, Montco Teacher Federal Credit Union, and Upper Moreland Parks and Recreation Center.

Joe enjoyed working in his garden, watching the Phillies and enjoying time with his family. He loved spending time at their cabin in the mountains, where he loved to fish.

Relatives and friends will be received from 9:30 a.m. until his funeral Mass at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, May 12, at St. Cyril of Jerusalem Catholic Church, 1410 Almshouse Road, Jamison, Pa. Interment will be held at the convenience of the family.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in Joe's name to American Cancer Society, 1626 Locust St., Philadelphia, PA 19103.

Decker Funeral Home,
Warminster


This is so sad.  I don't think there was a girl in our class who didn't have a little crush on him.



Sunday, February 21, 2016

June 11 - 53rd Reunion


UMHS 63 - 53rd REUNION


SAVE THE DATE - JUNE 11, 2016 12-6 pm



This year, we're having our spring reunion at the Victorian Village clubhouse. Address is 420 S. York Rd., Hatboro. Right next to the Hatboro YMCA and where Hatboro/Horsham High School used to stand.

As you pull in, the clubhouse (a yellow building) will be on the left. There are plenty of parking spaces in the lot, but be sure to use an UNNUMBERED space.

Dress is casual. The cost will again be $15/person. Bring an appetizer, snack or dessert if you wish. We'll provide water and soda. Feel free to bring wine or beer.

To save postage, we're sending this message and/or e-mail as your only invitation.

Please RSVP to me either on FB (Lynne Gabel), e-mail (gabel.lynne@yahoo.com), text (678-622-5986) or at my home phone (215-675-4573). I'd like to get a head count ASAP to plan the food. Checks can be made out to me (put UMHS 63 in the memo line) and mail to 420 S. York Rd., A130, Hatboro, PA 19040. I'll need all checks by June 1.

If you have any questions or comments or need directions, just get in touch with me.


Hope to see you all on June 11!

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Save the Date


June 11, 2016

Letters will be going out soon about our 3rd annual Spring mini-reunion!

Friday, November 13, 2015

RIP Jim Rosengrant


I just found out yesterday that Jim Rosengrant passed away on November 6, 2015.

I really hate having to add names to our Memorial page and post the deaths here.  The list keeps growing, and it breaks my heart to see so many friends gone.

RIP John Eichman


I am SO sorry.  John passed away on June 13, 2015, and I failed to post this at the time.

Below is his obituary:

John E. Eichman Jr. of Hatboro, passed away Saturday, June 13, 2015 in Abington Memorial Hospital. He was 69.

John was the devoted husband of Linda L. (Sprenkle) Eichman, with whom he shared 35 years of love.

Born in Warminster, John was a son of the late Norma O. and John E. Eichman Sr.

John served in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam Era aboard the U.S.S. Independence as part of the VF 41 Fighter Group. Following his service, John began a career with PECO, retiring after 35 years, after which he worked at Bryn Athyn Cathedral. He was also a 34 year member of A.A. John enjoyed motorcycles, airplanes, and Native American artifacts.

In addition to his wife, Linda, John is survived by his children, John E. Eichman III and wife, Hilda, Heidi S. Hallowell and husband, Daniel, and Karyn L. Dwyer and husband, Lawrence; his grandchildren, Tony, Brianne, Montana, Samantha, and Ryan; his great granddaughters, Sofia and Kai; and his sisters, Wilda Flynn and Jeanette Kruger (Jack). John was preceded in death by his brother, Robert Eichman.


Sunday, October 4, 2015

Goodbye Wolfgang


Sadly, another name to add to the departed classmates.  Wolfgang Berndt passed away on September 21 after a series of strokes following surgery.  This picture is from our 50th reunion, when Wolfie "crashed" the party.

Too many names on the list.  Sad.

Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Poor Sally



I just found out that Sally fell off a bike a few days ago and broke her hip.  She had surgery and is now home.  She needs to use a walker for a while and has already started PT.

Sally, hope you're back on your feet soon.

Saturday, August 1, 2015

Pictures from Harvey

I'm so sorry.  Harvey and Jean sent me these pictures a few weeks ago and I'm just now getting around to post them. Between packing, moving and unpacking, I've been exhausted!



I wonder what Bill and Joan are talking about?


Nancy seems surprised - maybe Denny has grabbed her??


Tina, Lynda and Linda.  First time here for the two Lynda/Linda's - glad they came!


Jimmy learning something from the Lear table crew.


Pretty flowers thanks to Judy!


Harvey has Joyce skeptical!



A nice group shot, including first-timers Ray Roberts, Joan Freeland, Denny Johnson and Linda Harrison


Nice backside views!


The cake before we cut into it


I never realized Bill Burgher was so tall!


Yes, Jimmy, that is a camera Judy is holding. And there's the birthday girl, Donna.


Karen looks surprised at something Bonnie has said. Sandy looks like she's in another world!



Tony never ages!


Who are Tina and John talking to?  Looks like Bill Campbell.


Again, apologies to Harvey and Jean for the late posting. Better late than never!

Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Bonnie Sent Pictures

I just received these pictures from Bonnie Mills.  Thanks Bonnie, they're great!



Me, Judy and Tina



Tina and John up to no good!


 A motley crew - Joan Freeland, Denny Johnson, Tony Pileggi, Donna Stricklin, Carole Bruner, Stew Ackerman


Me and Jimmy


Karen, Harvey and Jean


Joan McNickle


Denny Johnson


Good friends - Joyce Argue and Nancy Telmosse


Joyce, Jimmy, me, Bonnie, Nancy


And one more of Peggy and Gary in front of the banner